Finding

feelings of wanting to find out an answer, but for some people it does. An Austrian monk, Greg Mendel was a for-father of finding “basic patterns of inheritance.” He started doing his scientific experiments around 1854 in his gardens researching “the transmission of hereditary traits in plant hybrids” (Bio, a Biography of Gregor Mendel). Almost 100 years later, interests of finding an answer of how our DNA was structured, was born among some other scientists. Most of the time answers does not…

patients with dementia in hospital settings. The general feelings that is expressed from the families and caretakers with dementia is well known and documented in many other literally articles. 32. Was the existing literature of the topic related to the findings? Do to the literature examine I found that most families are dissatisfied with he level of care and support they have for the dementia patient. Dementia patients are very exhausting in dealing with daily and often care taker burden and…

Mrs. Whitely provided Jack with her findings and got a very unpleasant response. Jack bean response was “you were just expected to take a look at the items over $20,000 and at minimum analysis 5 or 10 values over the limit. You've squandered an entire day on that work, and we can't stand to…

Introduction Fear is a very interesting human emotion to study. The range of fear is very wide, at one end it can be something minor being a result of one stimulus, and then on the other end it can lead to panic attacks, and anxiety. Epidemiological studies suggested that at least 25% of the population will develop some sort of anxiety disorder anytime during their lifetime (Luck 2015.) One of the biggest problems in this study is a relapse after successful intervention. The author constructed…

showed evidence that socioeconomic disadvantage, family disruption and young population structure were positively related to the proliferation of violent crime. Though these findings were not exactly coincided with all the central constructs in Shaw and McKay’s research (1942), the results…

gives purpose to people's lives, the idea that they will find it one day is what ignites the flame to their adventures and experiences. It’s what leads people to the major events in their lives. They’ll learn many valuable lessons in their journey to finding it. It leads them to open the door to endless opportunities. They might not know what it is but they know it’s somewhere out there waiting for them and that's enough. It’s like Charlotte Eriksson, author of in search for the Great Perhaps,…

1. What is the phenomenon of interest and is it clearly stated for the reader? The phenomenon of interest was to examine resident’ and family member preference on care for pneumonia in a long-term care facility or a hospitalized setting. The phenomenon was clearly stated in the article. 2. What is the justification for using a qualitative method? The justification for using a qualitative method was to learn if long-term care facilities care for pneumonia was consistent with resident and family…

that only middle class social groups had a significant relationship between birth order and educational achievement. However, they mentioned that they may not have surveyed enough people of higher or lower classes to get a more diverse sample. The findings of this article correlate with the research I’ve collected in other articles, and what I’ve hypothesized;…

second article, “Writing your First Scholarly Article: A Guide for Budding Authors in Librarianship”, is focused on writing a first scholarly article as a librarianship. The third article, “The Implementation of Findings Published in Scholarly Articles”, the topic selected is on findings in scholarly articles. The topic on each article is aligned with the title. The next component to be found in the articles to be aligned is the problem statement for each of them. Problem…

through the description of the street vendors’ cries. Each street vendor has “her own song, with its own trills and low rumblings” (Huong 41) emphasizing the individuality of each street vendor. Huong uses this setting to foreshadow Hang’s journey to finding her self-purpose. Hanoi is also used to characterize Hang as a poor street vendor’s daughter living by traditional Vietnamese culture. Russia’s setting is described in a different way than Hanoi’s, thus portraying a group identity rather…